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I do but I also don't. The hours are getting to me (think 10 hours plus 2.5 hours total commute), the responsibilities that lie ahead with potentially being a manager with having to work more hours at home after an already long day at the office, working to make a profit for the company with no real human component to the job.

I think it's a consequence of getting people who are in their mid teens to decide what they wanna do for the rest of their lives when they haven't even worked a full week yet. I just want to do something where I can really help individuals that need it as opposed to a corporation that could lose my services one day and have forgotten about me by the end of the week.

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Halloween is almost over so I guess I'll start some Christmas stuff with the kindergarteners next week.

Isn't that a bit early? In my daughter's class, they're looking at snails next week :lol: They go find them and keep them in their class in a 'snail hotel' and then put them back where they've found them.

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The kids in my religion class have been nagging me to see a film in class, and I figured I'd find a suitable one that we'll see at the end of this month. The subject we're working on right now is the bible - new and old testament. Does anyone have any suggestions for films suitable for 13 year olds that depict a biblical event/person? I'm considering The Prince of Egypt and Joseph: King of Dreams so far.

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The kids in my religion class have been nagging me to see a film in class, and I figured I'd find a suitable one that we'll see at the end of this month. The subject we're working on right now is the bible - new and old testament. Does anyone have any suggestions for films suitable for 13 year olds that depict a biblical event/person? I'm considering The Prince of Egypt and Joseph: King of Dreams so far.

I've only seen the first film and think it would probably work with that age group.

Or you could take them on a field trip to see the new Christian Bale bible epic :lol:

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The kids in my religion class have been nagging me to see a film in class, and I figured I'd find a suitable one that we'll see at the end of this month. The subject we're working on right now is the bible - new and old testament. Does anyone have any suggestions for films suitable for 13 year olds that depict a biblical event/person? I'm considering The Prince of Egypt and Joseph: King of Dreams so far.

Show em the proper Ten Commandments, its rated U so its fine for kids and everything :)

Sorry, Drama already said that, do excuse me! Boring?!?! it's got people getting whipped by Vincent Price, pillars of fire, parting oceans, Edward G Robinson catching himself a sex slave (oh come on, we all know what he was gonna do with her! :lol:), that films got everything!

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How about an episode or two of The Bible (it's on Netflix), which was on History Channel I think about two years ago. It was pretty well-made, interesting in both the way they told the stories and visually. I think it was a 12 or 13-parter, so you would have several choices of what story to show them, so you could maybe tailor it to your lesson better.

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How accurate is that in regard to the bible version? I heard it's got aliens in it and shit.

No idea what the bible version is like but it does have some really cool rock giants.

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Is it just historians and theologians sitting around talking about the stories in the bible, or are there like actors portraying the events?

It's acted out. There is an occasional narrator voice-over, I think by the same guy Ken Burns has been using for the last couple years, but he only talks very rarely. It's basically a series of mini-movies.

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